Time Quote by Jean-Paul Sartre

“As though to fortify me she took the letter out and placed it on the table between us. Its pages were folded, yellowed like…

— Tan Twan Eng

“But it is the unopened letter that he will remember most clearly. It is heavy. The red ink is already smudged. The letter makes…

— John Murray

“It’s quite certain there are places to which the whole past is as though attached, on which are traced in secret letters for people…

— Vladimir Odoevsky

“They could read it on each other, their faces wrinkled pages. Words hiding in the folds of their clothes. She was made of letters…

— Brian Francis Slattery

“...a totally dried noose for one is to another an integrated text adept at the cards that ruin whimsy...”

— Peter Ganick

“Everything faded into mist. The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became truth.”

— George Orwell

“The past does not exist unless you carry the remains of it with you.”

— Alanna Zabel

“May the ink of your thoughts never dry.”

— Joanie Schirm

“Behind the counter, I slouched on my stool in the sun and sucked up the summer as If I could hold every drop of…

— Maggie Stiefvater

“Letters...People do not write the truth; they write the things that, they believe, you would like to read.”

— Henning Mankell

“We lay aside letters never to read them again, and at last destroy them out of discretion, and so disappears the most beautiful, the…

— Anonymous

“The past has no belongings. The past does not obligingly absorb what is not wanted.”

— William Trevor